Clever stuff, and thanks for the memories! I was obsessed with the cube as a child, drove me nuts :)

Thank you all for the kind comments. @ Myles - sorry I dont use LDD but hopefully you can see from the last few photos how I did it. @ Marcus - thanks mate I saw tom's response. I cant believe it was your first, hopefully it will be the first of many. :D

Congrats to you, too! For me it's the first time, you know ... - Great you added some pics of the mechanism, looks very ingenious! -Concerning your question regarding the baseplate, Tom has answered it in the meantime, he was quicker than me ... ;-)

ravishingly beautiful!

Can u send instructions to mprophecy11@gmail.com

WOW!!!!!

When I saw the thumbnail I thought those were all lego!

Too cool!

This is really impressive. I love that it twists!

Thanks for the comments guys and a merry Christmas you all. 30 seconds a solve is incredible. My record is 2 mins 50 seconds. You must solve multiple things at once. I solve each layer at a time so i might be able to do it in about 2 mins, but i doubt any quicker unless I learn a new method. @ topsy - that sounds brilliant, I would love to see it.

Awesome! I'm a about 30 seconds a solve, though. Anyone feel obliged to make a fully functional one? The die as a core idea certainly is useful :)

I have been able to construct a Rubik's cube of identical dimensions, that can be rotated in all directions. Unfortunately, it was flimsy most of the time, so I never considered uploading it.

I can not believe my eyes.

Great done! Clever PU.

This is amazing. just....wow. Oh, and high five. It takes me 3 minutes to complete rubies' cube too.

That is amazing, sir.

That's awesome! I think you made a world record of building a Lego Rubik's Cube! #D

Thanks Ian, I didn't think to put it on CUUSOO but that would be awesome. I think TLG would need to make some specialised pieces to make that possible. Thanks and Merry Chistmas to you too.

This is very clever! I know a friend who would definitley want one of these (he can solve the Rubik's Cube very quickly). It would be awesome if you could think up a design that would make it completely functional...that would make a good CUUSOO project. (If you don't know what it is, search for it. It is a Lego website.) Merry Christmas! --Jesus saves, God bless <><

Amazing! I thought about this idea when I was younger, but i didn't have enough tiles. :)

Great! A little invention from a hungarian man :) It looks great.

Great design ! And it has a very clever interior structure.

@ Noah - Thanks, I am honoured :D. @ Man. – Thanks for the comment, I can make all the sides spin using the dice but the problem is the corners. There is no way of making them slide around as you spin. Hence why I have only made it spin in one plane. To be honest I don’t think it is possible to make a fully working cube at this scale. Maybe at a huge scale but even then it would be extremely difficult to allow the corners to slide around. I am now going to take this apart and build something else with these pieces - watch this space ;)

Nice mechanism, but quite complicated, i would suggest taking off the cube you have in the middle, and swapping it with 6 2x2 tiles with 1 stud in the middle and 4 90* bricks, that should give it the ability to spin all directions (in theory)

Wow...I'm....I'm speechless! The execution on this Rubik's Cube is amazing! The details are accurate and you even got it to spin! You sir, have earned a favorite :D

Thank you all for the comments. I have added some new photos of the internal frame and spinning mechanism for those who are interested to know how it was built.

Waoh! Super awesome! I think I hold the record on here so far with 34 seconds :D I wish that one actually worked, you should make it solvable!

Digging this MOC! I never could figure these things out... Looks awesome.. Sprechin Sie ..... ;)

Nice idea and performance as well!

Wow wow wow that is totals sicken awesome!

Hahaha took me a while to realise there was only one lego cube. I was like woah you built three cubes and then look closer before realising! XD Great job!

Thank you Kyle and Vinny

Great design!

Excellent build !

Thanks Cubeduder and A M. The spinning bit was quite easy but the spacing of the tiles was very tricky. Thanks for the interest

Out of this world! It look incredibly realistic and the fact that it revolves at all is impressive!

Great job!

Haha it's easy to solve but not so easy to build.

Hey... that looks like one I could actually handle! :)

Thanks for the kind comments everyone. I rushed the photos so I might take a few more this weekend and tidy it up a bit. Will also take some shots of the inside spinning mechanism.

AWESOME! i want to build on too!

Very impressive stuff!

Great work with the gaps and the spinning function. Most cubes look a bit wonky, so I think that the wonky tiles just add to the realism!

Brilliant! Looks like a lot of fun :)

Oh Yeah, but his does not spin ;)

Very original: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=157647. Made something similar about 7 years ago. ;-) It's a nice challenge though.

Great change of pace! Really cool M. Z

:D

And now with the power of 3 Rubik's Cubes... the Lego One! Very neat, Mortal. I like the gaps in between, I wouldn't even want to think about building something like this.

So cool! Fantastic work mate!

Awesome! An actual sized rubiks cube! I love how it actually moves like the real thing. You have an amazing design, I would love to see how you made the inside. It looks great awesome job!

Wow thank you guys. I must stress that it only spins in one plane i.e. Laterally or vertically depending the way you hold it.

Wow! This is pure awesome! I might try to make it myself, but I'll need brick links help with those tiles.

Awesome, it is great that it actually works!

Oh My Gosh! I have always contemplated whether or not a working LEGO rubiks cube could be built but always kept on getting stuck with it, it's so cool to see that literally ANYTHING is possible with LEGO.

Really amazing! Would have been my first question too, of course, but I can't imagine how that could be done. Honestly spoken I can't even imagine how this is done ... ;-)

Wow, and twist-able?!? Great job!

Wow I'll have to show my friend this! he solves these all the time.

Brilliant! Certainly a different build. Excellent work, great details with the gap between tiles and the turn feature :-)

Man, I would have no idea how to get this so accurate, and so functional! excellent work, now go crack the rubik's cube! :D

Brilliant. The fact that it's actually twist-able just adds to the coolness!

That is just pretty. As departures from you comfort zone go, this is a real triumph. The gaps in the tiles were worth the effort. The fact that it can twist after all that is amazing. I could see somebody picking this up to solve it without realizing what it is.

Thanks Matthew, that's impressive beating your dad. I will teach my kids at some point but they are too young at the mo. Good luck with your build, I will post some photos of the inside but I am sure you can figure it out your own way - just like the cube itself :)

This is amazing Mortalswordsman! I love the design! Rubik's cubes are also a fun pastime, especially when you beat your dad's record. :D I love the functionality of this creation! They look like so much fun to try to build, that I might try sometime when I get the chance. Till then, spectacular creation!

Thanks guys. Alas I have used some many crucial pieces inside that I have to take it apart soon :(

The functionality is incredible. Never take this one apart.

excellent work i remember when this first came out

Thanks Frank. I had to borrow all the orange, half of the yellow and 3 green pices from De Tomaso :D

Thanks David. It was much trickier than it looks, the internal frame was a huge challenge as it needs fixings on all sides and correctly spaced to create the gaps in-between, and of course the layers spin. Otherwise it would just be a 6x6 cube (with no gaps). I should say that it has taken 30 years and 3 minutes to solve ;)

Thanks Z, well you challenged me to build something different so here it is :D. Glad you like it.

I never could solve it, great build.

I was a kid when it came out, my fascination with yours is, that it really rotates, and you re lucky having all these 2x2 studless plates, lol, it also look quite good too!

That is a superb build, and I guess much trickier to make than it looks. 3 minutes to complete the cube, I could never peal sickers that quickly.

A couple of people have rated it 3 or lower

Hey - how can it be removed already from the homepage?

Thanks Barto. It only took me about 30 years to solve it ;D

Nicely done! An 80's icon!

Thanks Nick. Ha ha definitely a lot easier. But it was a challenge getting the gaps even between the tiles.

Great looking, and a lot easier to solve than a real one...

Thanks guys, it just started as a bit of fun but I soon realized it was going to be harder than I thought - just like the real thing

Ingenious!

Ha ha! That is just excellent! Very innovative.

Haha thanks somi :D

Awesome. Lego Rubik's cube rules.

Thanks everyone, only the rows can rotate. I think it would almost be impossible to make it spin in all directions, maybe if you build it at a huge scale

It actualy took some time, before i realized the diffrence =) Its neat that it can rotate like that, but can it also rotate the other way around, so that the tile line's get mixed ?? For it its able to do that aswell, then you have a hit for sure

Excellent dude! ; ) I second Mihe Stonee: can it move all? It will be extra!!! :D 5/5 anyway ; )

Neat cube! I like it! 10/10

Very nice! My record with the Rubik's cube is 47 seconds! Great to see something hungarian in England! :)

freaky ;-) ! could it move in all directions ?

Fantabuloso!

cool

Wow this is absolute great! Love that it has all the functions of the original one :) Well done my friend. Hope you have much fun at christmas shopping ;)

Thanks guys. @ Loek - Good luck :D. @ Mitchell - I will try and post some exploded views later but going Christmas shopping now.

Amazing work! Any instructions by any chance?

This is crazy! Lovin' it! Busy solving my own cube ;)